chronic pain at back of right scapula through to chest

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Just been dignosed with fibromyalgia. Has anyone else got a similar intense pain in the back of the right scapua through to the chest with widespread aching throughout the body?

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  • Posted

    I get pain in both shoulders and when I breath in it hurts right across my chest and ribs in seems to be nearly every day lately,sad

  • Posted

    Steve I get same thing just not in to chest so much.I had to keep

    googling the symptom as was concerned.I thought maybe gallbladder

    acting up so I cut out fried fatty sugary foods just in case.It helped some

    and I never passed any stones so I am thinking it was fibro.Hope it

    settles down.But if you have any doubts please see your Dr just to

    be safe.

  • Posted

    Much of the chest pain in fibromyalgia can come from an associated condition, costochondritis. Many people with fibro (including me) have this associated condition. It saves me a lot of typing if you google it. Good luck.
    • Posted

      Bluesman,thanks so much for that info.I knew that costo could

      hit the ribs but didn't know it could the chest or upper shoulder

      blades.I did Google to verify smile and am always happy to learn

      something new.

  • Posted

    yes!! it is the most horrible pain. for me it is worse than the pain i have throughout my body.and feels worse than aching. and constantly painful everywhere
  • Posted

    yes. and it is very difficult to deal with. i could tell you not to let yourself get down about it, but how we perceive pain is very diffferent. but take comfort in that there are many people who can help you in different ways.

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